Zum gleichen Thema unterhielt sich Macworld UK mit dem Entwickler des iPhone-Malprogramms Layers:
«I don't think Apple does enough to limit app piracy. Until recently, the iPhone marketplace was heavily biased toward 99¢ apps, and it made it difficult to justify the development of a complex application. While they've corrected the store by adding a list of "Top Grossing" apps, piracy is still making it difficult for developers to write expensive apps. For every copy of Layers sold through the store, three more are downloaded illegally. That's pretty bad for a $5/£2.99 app, and I imagine apps like TomTom GPS ($99/£59.99) are even more severely undercut by piracy.»
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Disney orientiert sich an den Apple Retail Stores bei der Neugestaltung der eigenen Geschäfte: «The involvement of Mr. Jobs, the Apple chief executive who joined the Disney board with the 2006 acquisition of Pixar, is particularly notable. For the first time, Mr. Jobs’s fingerprints can be seen on Disney strategy, in the same way that he influenced the look and feel of Apple’s own immensely popular retail chain. While Mr. Jobs did not personally toil on the Imagination Park concept, he pushed Disney to move far past a refurbishment. “Dream bigger — that was Steve’s message,” said Andy Mooney, chairman of Disney Consumer Products.»
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Zum gleichen Thema unterhielt sich Macworld UK mit dem Entwickler des iPhone-Malprogramms Layers:
«I don't think Apple does enough to limit app piracy. Until recently, the iPhone marketplace was heavily biased toward 99¢ apps, and it made it difficult to justify the development of a complex application. While they've corrected the store by adding a list of "Top Grossing" apps, piracy is still making it difficult for developers to write expensive apps. For every copy of Layers sold through the store, three more are downloaded illegally. That's pretty bad for a $5/£2.99 app, and I imagine apps like TomTom GPS ($99/£59.99) are even more severely undercut by piracy.»
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Disney orientiert sich an den Apple Retail Stores bei der Neugestaltung der eigenen Geschäfte: «The involvement of Mr. Jobs, the Apple chief executive who joined the Disney board with the 2006 acquisition of Pixar, is particularly notable. For the first time, Mr. Jobs’s fingerprints can be seen on Disney strategy, in the same way that he influenced the look and feel of Apple’s own immensely popular retail chain. While Mr. Jobs did not personally toil on the Imagination Park concept, he pushed Disney to move far past a refurbishment. “Dream bigger — that was Steve’s message,” said Andy Mooney, chairman of Disney Consumer Products.»
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